Sentence examples for declared everything from inspiring English sources

Valentine said he and Phillips spoke with Wilpon, and declared everything was all right.

On first hearing a CD, the great Austrian conductor Herbert von Karajan memorably declared: "Everything else is gaslight".

Instead, he charges, the bureaucracy has taken the "safe and easy" option and declared everything to be a munition until proven otherwise.

Standing in front of the red brick Snowden House, a local landmark built in an Italianate style, she declared, "Everything I need to know, I learned in Iowa".

Alexander Woollcott, in his preface to a compendium of Carroll, in 1939, declared, "Everything has befallen Alice, except the last thing — psychoanalysis.

The intro declared: "Everything described in this article is factual and was either witnessed by me or told to me directly by the people involved.

Mental agony of a woman who doesn't declare everything she has bought.

The show opens with an ebullient 1919 telegram from Scott to Zelda ("I declare everything glorious!").

Forget the police, get the "community leaders" on television to declare everything is under control.

Some declare everything, while others declare nothing, often depending on the stance the individual schools take on the issue.

She had just seen "Howl" and loved the part of the poem where Ginsberg declares everything holy.